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INFORMATION FOR TRAVELLERS ENTERING MALAYSIA EFFECTIVE 1 APRIL 2022

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INFORMATION FOR TRAVELLERS ENTERING MALAYSIA

EFFECTIVE 1 APRIL 2022

 

MYSEJAHTERA

 

MySejahtera is a digital system implemented by the Malaysian Government to facilitate contact tracing efforts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia. It also serves as a vaccine passport. The application (https://mysejahtera.malaysia.gov.my) can be downloaded from Apple App Store, Google Play Store or Huawei AppGallery.

 

DIGITAL PRE-DEPARTURE FORM

 

All travellers arriving by air or sea into Malaysia are required to complete the Digital Pre-Departure Form (DPDF). The DPDF can be found under the ‘Traveller’ icon on the MySejahtera application. The DPDF requests details that are considered critical health information. Travellers must have the DPDF completed before check-in to be allowed to board their flight. Fully vaccinated travellers will be issued with a Digital Traveller Card upon submission of the DPDF. Partially vaccinated or unvaccinated travellers will be issued with a Digital Home Surveillance Order (HSO) for 5 days. These travellers will be required to quarantine for 5 days upon arrival.

 

COVID-19 TRAVEL INSURANCE

All short-term foreign visitors are required to have COVID-19 travel insurance for their COVID-19-related medical treatment and hospitalisation costs in Malaysia, with a minimum coverage of US$20,000. This applies to all short-term foreign visitors regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination or recovery status.

 

The insurance should be purchased prior to travelling to Malaysia, either from Malaysia-based or overseas insurers.

 

The mandatory insurance does not apply to travellers from the following categories:

  • Malaysian
  • Long-Term Social Pass
  • Expatriates Pass
  • Student Pass
  • Study Pass
  • Resident Pass
  • Permanent Resident Pass
  • Spouses of Malaysian citizens
  • Foreign workers including foreign helpers
  • MM2H

 

DEFINITION OF VACCINATION STATUS

 

All fully vaccinated travellers are exempted from quarantine. For travellers with COVID-19 digital vaccination certificates issued overseas, please verify your digital COVID-19 vaccination certificate through MySejahtera before departure.


DEFINITION OF “FULLY VACCINATED” IN MALAYSIA AS OF 1 APRIL 2022

 

18 years old and above who are fully vaccinated with two doses of the Sinovac/Sinopharm vaccine and 60 years old and above who are fully vaccinated with any type of COVID-19 vaccines are required to get a third dose of vaccine (booster) to keep their fully vaccinated status. This applies to all citizens and non-citizens.

 

 

Type of COVID-19 Vaccines

No. of Doses

Vaccination Status

18 to 59 years old

Vaccination Status

60 years old and above

Sinovac

Sinopharm

2 Doses

Partially Vaccinated

3 Doses

Fully Vaccinated

Pfizer

Moderna

AstraZeneca

Covaxin

Covishield

Novavax

Sputnik V

2 Doses

Fully Vaccinated

Partially Vaccinated

3 Doses

Fully Vaccinated

Fully Vaccinated

CanSino

Johnson & Johnson

Sputnik Light

1 Doses

Fully Vaccinated

Partially Vaccinated

2 Doses

Fully Vaccinated

Fully Vaccinated

Malaysia will also accept COVID-19 vaccines that are not listed under the World Health Organisation’s Emergency Use Listing but are approved by regulatory agencies in other countries.

 

PRE-DEPARTURE AND ON-ARRIVAL TESTING

All travellers aged 7 years old and above must provide a negative RT-PCR COVID-19 test result taken within 48 hours prior to departure.


Children aged 6 years old and below (by year of birth) at the time of check-in for the scheduled flight departure are exempted from pre-departure testing.


If you have a positive or inconclusive test result, please postpone your travel and do not go to the airport. You will not be allowed to check in or board on your flight, and please seek advice from your local health authority.

 


ON-ARRIVAL TESTING


All travellers aged 7 years old and above must undertake a supervised COVID-19 rapid antigen test (RTK-Ag) at any private health facility upon arrival at the airport. This must not be confused with a COVID-19 self-administered RTK-Ag test.

 

Travellers who failed to undertake the on-arrival test within 24 hours of arrival will be issued with a Digital Home Surveillance Order (HSO) until the test is taken.

 

If tested positive, please refer to the COVID-19 case management protocol.


The cost of on-arrival testing will be borne by the traveller.


On-Arrival Testing Exemption

 

Children aged 6 years old and below (by year of birth) at the time of check-in for the scheduled flight departure are exempted from on-arrival testing.


*Information/Related Links for Travellers

 

Information for travellers

https://www.mysafetravel.gov.my

 

MySejahtera Registration

https://mysejahtera.malaysia.gov.my

 

E-Visa application

https://malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my

 

Information for international students in Malaysia

https://educationmalaysia.gov.my/

 

FAQs Immigration counter services

https://www.imi.gov.my/portal2017/index.php/ms/hubungi-kami/soalan-lazim.html

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